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After eight months, the builds are complete. If you would be so kind to take a look at the following page and vote for your favorite it would be much appreciated!

UTV Off-Road Magazine :: Everything Side-By-Side for the Off-Road Enthusiast

At the link above, it will point you to where each set of build photos are at.

Thanks in advance!

TeryxHQ.com

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After eight months, the builds are complete. If you would be so kind to take a look at the following page and vote for your favorite it would be much appreciated!

UTV Off-Road Magazine :: Everything Side-By-Side for the Off-Road Enthusiast

At the link above, it will point you to where each set of build photos are at.

Thanks in advance!

TeryxHQ.com

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